Sucs for You! 🌵👈🏽 (& other plants too)

Big time!

Yes but for purely selfish and silly reasons. I like to taste the nectar, I hope to get cool seeds if it crosses with another haw, and I look forward to pulling the dry stems from the plant after months of letting them 'cure' so they slide right out 😅

Fair comparison.

Same in Houston!

I think all's gravy now!

Same for me - along with not being able to login to another account. I looked under my account here at the birthday settings and it says I recently changed it and can't update it right now etc. I didn't change anything recently.
Just a bug we can't do nothin' about but report I guess. Good luck!

I've only had Albuca spiralis and they went heat dormant on me. Fragrant but not really a great thing to smell lol! Have fun and hopefully the osmynella smells better than it sounds I guess 😅

I think this is Albuca osmynella? Not A. spiralis but they look really fun! Are the flowers fragrant?

That sounds really nice :)

Hopefully it will level out - no surprises lol! It's warming up here for the next 10 days at least.

Oh warmer than me? WYA? Florida? I'm in Houston.

Light is hard 😅 I recently moved them into my garage with good grow lights - getting cold here finally.

A pot of rosette succulents in various shapes and sizes. A large purply green Graptoveria 'Fred Ives' is at the top. A pale lotus flower-like Echeveria 'Lola' is in the center 3 green rosettes with a resemblance of artichokes are Graptopetalum bellum. The smallest rosettes are a light green with tapered leaves - those are Sedeveria 'Peckerwood.' At 2 o'clock in the pot is a Echeveria subcorymbosa. It has thinner leaves of a light blue shade with red leaf margins.

A pot of pretty rosettes 💐 Most IDs in alt text 🙏

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A white Fibonacci grid laid over an Echeveria pulidonis rosette showing how the growth from center outwards creates a golden ratio.

An example of sacred math in nature: A Fibonacci grid laid over an Echeveria pulidonis rosette shows how the growth from the center outwards creates a golden ratio.

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I've killed this before 😬 So beautiful.

Thanks for the tour! Sounds like a very rad day with a great haul 🌵🍻 Cheers!

I don't hate them until I do 😅

Nick and @rickmartin.bsky.social‬ - Acorns are everywhere here too bc of the 'mast year' – thankfully I don't have an oak on the property, the pecan is messy enough!

I have found a pecan in one of my pots almost daily this month. How do I find them? By seeing a slightly uprooted plant or a bit of broken leaves. Thanks, squirrels! 🤌🏽 🐿️
Other than that, it's still warm in Houston and I've started a variety of seedlings these last few months.
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Well, shoot. Seems Lacewings are haute cuisine around here. My husband bought me this Venus flytrap earlier this year, and it demands distilled water, bottom soaking, and beneficial insects. I thought I would have killed it by now, yet it lives and it eats.

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Light is hard 😅 But these still turned out well! Really nice specimens and the Mangave is 🤌🏽💅🏼

This is absolutely WILD! Congratulations!

Also good for #BlueTue maybe? #bluish 😅

A 10" columnar Euphorbia with strange rock-like skin in a grayish blue hue. A brown anole is climbing down the side.

Euphorbia abdelkuri - a really slow growing succulent orginating from Abd al Kuri, an island south of Yemen.
Also, a lizard 🦎

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A few trays of potted cacti seedlings, including a lot of Astrophytum asterias and A. myriostigmas.

🌵 Seedlings!
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Thanks!

A few trays of potted cacti seedlings, including a lot of Astrophytum asterias and A. myriostigmas.

🌵 Seedlings!
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Totally!

Top view of a small cactus that resembles a dark purple sea urchin

Side view of a small globose cactus with ribs lined with flat spines

Frailea castanea from seed - started 6/2022 - very sea urchin vibes

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Welcome!